Malicious compliance

And the next one is another fantastic military-related story.

This one from r/MaliciousCompliance, though.

It starts like this.

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It just seems a bit dumb.

But this is malicious compliance, I suppose.

You did maliciously comply.

I just don't know if this was worth it at all.

Professors list them specifically because otherwise students don't do them." That's sort of, like, my response to this.

I'm gonna double down.

I, I don't think this is, like, malicious compliance at all.

I sort of think it's a bit dumb.

And yeah, guys, that is how you win against an HOA.

Either way, the next one is titled, r/MaliciousCompliance.

"I am a renter." Okay, understood.

So let's start with some context.

Hello, my wonderful, beautiful friends.

Guys, welcome back to r slash Malicious Compliance, where you'll hear super satisfying stories about people getting exactly what they ask for, not necessarily what they want.

And in today's episode, a super entitled Karen destroys her husband's business by firing OP for disobeying her.

Guys, I hope you enjoyed today's stories.

In the meantime, he was in a bad accident in another vehicle and the truck has been sitting for over a year now.

The license plate recently expired and I get a letter from the county with threats of fines if it wasn't removed.

Cue the malicious compliance.

My brother decided to sell the truck for scrap and had it towed away this morning.

There are two things that I want to talk about.

One is malicious compliance.

Malicious compliance.

And that happens with groups one and two.

And I talk about this in chapters seven, eight, and nine of the book.

And then when their colleagues and their supervisor especially tells them that like, hey, this is bad quality output, why did you do this? They're like, well, you told me to use AI, I used AI, You know, that's it.

That's what happened.

And so that's malicious compliance, where they're trying to specifically use AI badly in order to undermine AI adoption.

All right.

Which brings us to our next story coming from r/MaliciousCompliance.

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